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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-13

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoraa,
Whom sho was s Child, shs cried for CastorfA
Whom she became Miss. she olunk to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave thsm CsstsxiA,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-13
For Sale.

NOR SALE-A piano in good condition az q
q bargain. Address P. o.. Box 1856, City.
The Press., 1887-03-03
fyOvENTRY.
soUTH COVENTRY

SOUTH COVENTRY .ssa <. q. PARKER. Local Editor and Business Manage of Coventry Local Register.
 Rev. J. F. Hawley of Stafford Springs preached at the Congregational church Sunday morning.
 Mrs. Almira Stanley; wife of the late B. B. Hubbard, died Monday evening al the residence of her daughter, Mrs. John H. Freeman, after short illness from pneumonia. Mrs. H. was born in Pom. fret. Conn, Dec. 1st. 1908, joined the Methodist class in 1923, since which time she has ever been worker in that church. The church was her chief joy no person. al sacrifice was too great that the church might prosper. She leaves three sons, Rev. Augustine G., at Hannibal, Mo. Eliphaz S., Detroit, Mich. Edwin S., Girard, Kan. two daughters, Mrs. John H. Freeman and Mrs Martin Parker, resi- dent in this town. The burial is to-day in the Storrs cemetery, North Mansfield.
 The lecture given Monday evening by Sec. Hine was well attended and highly entertaining.
 We have branch cut from a cherry tree two weeks since full oJ buds and bios. soms. Peach, plum or apple twigs taken from trees and placed in water at this sea. son will blossom as freely as in May if Jeff on the trees.
The Press., 1887-03-03
ASHFORD. (Cerrespondence.l J
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MT. J.O. Booth closes his series of lect ures and readings in the Baptist church al Westford, next Thursday evening, March 10th, at 2 o'clock. The exercises will in clude humorous and pathetic readings songs, character sketches in costumes violin solos, recitations, etc, in which MT Booth will be assisted by MT. F. P. Gar penter and others. An oyster supper vii be provided in the church vestry. Admis sion, 15 cents super, 20 cents. Should Thursday be stormy, sstle entertainment will be given the next fair evening.
 Jas. H. Burrill has been again affiict ed by the loss of another member of his family, his oldest son, Arthur O., being called away by death on the evening o Feb. 26th, at the age of 19 years. The funeral was held at the Baptist church or Tuesday, it being just six weeks after the burial of his mother, and just four weeks after that of his youngest brother. Rev John Pierce officiated, assisted by Rev Oscar Bissell. His death is most severe affiction to his grandparents, Mir. anc Mrs. B. F. Burrill, with whom he hal lived since he was small boy, and a whose residence his death occurred.
The Press., 1887-03-03
MANSFIELD.

A petition numerously signed is in circulation for the appointment of Andrew M. Grant of Mt. Hope as deputy sheriff. Mr. Grant is young man well qualified, popular with all parties, and the incoming high sheriff can do no better than to make the appointment. as it would give universal satisfaction W5X. Chronicle cor.
 The selectmen have appointed 0. H. Weeks tax collector for the south parish in Mansfield, he having furnished the requisite bonds. As. MT. Weeks place ot business is centrally located on the main line of travel, this will be great conven fence to many who would otherwise have to go out of their way and chip in thei1 proportionate amount of shekels necessary for town, state and highway purposes.
The Press., 1887-03-03
TOLLANDo


 Some of the 'sweet singers of Tol- land will give the cantata of Rebecca, at the town hall, Wednesday and Thursday evenings. March 9th and 10th. Geo. L Favor, musical director Prof. H. Hatch, leader of orchestra pianists, Alice M. Phillips, Miriam. l.. Underwood. Enter tainment commences at 7.45. Admission, 25 cts.
 As the town meeting it was voted that the citizens of the town be allowed the use of the hall for all proper purposes, rent free. 1t was also voted that this town did not desire district court, and did not wish to be included in the proposed dis trict court establishment at Stafford.
 Letters remaining uncalled for in the Holland P. O., March 1st: G. G. Have lott, A. s. Parker.
 The freighting business has increased so much that MT. Newcomb now has g four horse team on the road every day.. Married, at II a. m., Wednesday March 2d, at the County Hotel, by Rev B. J. Ackley, Miss Mary Ellen Wheelock (ward of 0. Mckinney, and Charles Burn side Newman. MT. 0. w. Bragers, the popular steward of the County House provided splendid menu, which was par taken of by the wedding guests, and al 1.30 p. m., amid showers of rice and gooG wishes, the happy pair started for Provi dence, R. I. They will make their resi- dence in Holland.
The Press., 1887-03-03
Auction sales.

The Stephen Page farm in Stafford, near the Union line, will be sold on the 7th inst, at Il a. m., in settlement of Abby Greens estate.
 The house and lot of Cynthia Cham berlin, deceased, in Eastford, will be sold at auction on the 9th inst, at p. m. AL so household furniture.
 -Wm. Reynolds, administrator, will sell the Farnham farm, near Mansfield Center, at auction, Monday, 14th, at 10 a. m. It contains 200 acres of wood, tillage and pasturage lands.
 -Auctioneer Preston will sell quanti. ty of household goods at auction on Satur. day, at 1 pm, at the second tenement house on River-st.
The Press., 1887-03-03

talked in her last hours of mortal as Aell as of immortal things; and spoke of the morrow and of her funeral in way as though she herself as living soul was to be pres ent. She selected from among her younger friends and neighbors the mar shal and pail bearers; and naming over the kindred expected as mourning guests. made arrangement and gave minute direc- lions to her daughter for their hospitable welfare and comfort. For her death had no terrors, because in the light of her cheerful faith it was abolished or rather swallowed up of life.
 From the house where she had so long lived, and where her aged parents and her only son in the prime of early manhood had died before her, the body was borne reverently by the bearers she had selected to the church whose aisles she had so often trod on Sabbath days, where her pastor, Rev. MT. Simmons, and the writer, spoke in the midst of large assembly, including many aged folks, tenderly of the deceased, and invoked divine consolations for the be- reaved kindred, flor the husband, the daughter, the grandson, and the brother and sister, and others. Then all that was mortal was laid in eternal rest in the beau tiful Street cemetery, overlooking scenes that were dear to the heart of the depart ed. Many hearts go out in deepest sym pathy to the good old man as he sits by his lonely hearth bowed with the weight of years and shattered by the storm of grief-but he staggers not at the promise of God through unbelief, but is strong in faith, giving glory to God, and being fully persuaded that what he has promised he is able also to perform. M.
The Press., 1887-03-03
ASHFORD.

The Crystal Lake grange, P. of H., was organized in Eastford on Monday evening, Feb. 21st, with forty charter members, the largest number allowed in the order. The officers are: M., s. O. Bowen O., Munroe F. Latham L., Mrs. 0. M. Jones S., H. K. Stafford A. S., A. B. Sumner; O., Rev. O. M. Jones sec, A. Nj. Bancroft 1; treas, B. W. Warren F., Mrs. D. P. Carpenter; F., Mrs. hil. lian Hiscox; O., Mrs. s. o. Bowen l.. A. S., Mrs. Exoa Lowe. It was organized by Deputy G. A. Bowen, assisted by Score tary l.. J. Wells of the Senexet grange WoOdstOck -...-
The Press., 1887-03-03
w WHl1LBNGsTON. 


 Ut is hoped that William Bromley, the recent purchaser of the old Hurlburt farm, lately owned by Edward Oldershaw, will return from WilIimantic and occupy the premises. Both MT. and Mrs. Bromley would be gladly welcomed back.
 The governor has appointed Chas. T. Preston notary public.
 The school in district No. 9 closed an- other suspicious term last Friday. Schol- ars neither absent nor tardy: Lena Kor. per, Louis Korper, Lulu Champlin, Robert Champlin, Bertie Baker. Not absent Ida Hall, Lizzie Hall, Tommy Denman, Jennie Essex, Wallace Preston.
 We have received from Hon. J. R. Buck copy of the Congressional Directory of the 18th congress.
 -Solyman Taylor was recently appoint ed commissioner of the superior court.
 Miss Harriet Whitford, daughter oi Dea. H. G. Whitford, formerly of this town, is matron of a boarding school in Ohio.
 The annual report of the state board of education is at hand. Wilmington stands fourth among the ten towns which ex pended the least for each child in attend ance at school the past year, and is the only town in the county in that category Rev. W. 0. Newell will preach al Moose Meadow at 2 p. m., on Sunday.
The Press., 1887-03-03
SOME RS.
(ooRREsPoNDENcE.) )


 Most of the schools in town close this week for months vacation.
 Mir. Andrew Caldwell, who has been failing for some time past, died last Satur- day. The funeral was attended Wednes- day.
 The ladies sewing society meet with Mrs. A. D. Noble Wednesday afternoon and evening. New officers will then be chosen.
 A town meeting was held Monday tc see about buying a town farm.
 (From another correspondent.)
 Our people are anticipating a rich feast of good music at the church choil concert on Thursday evening, the 10th inst. Among other attractions will be sev. eral fine solos by Hartford's favorite cornet player, r,-banjo duetts by the famous juv emile prodigies, Masters Bryant and Bart lett, besides various instrumental and vo cal selections of high order. Those who come from distance can procure reserved seats without extra charge on and after Monday, the 7th, at the post office, and the full moon will brighten the ride home The choir will devote the avails to the pur. chase of books and music
The Press., 1887-03-03
HOME NEWS.
Local N0aacess


 tNatter under this head olght cents per line.l "A. W. Walker is selling Folding Bustlea for 38 cents each. for $1. Same as lady agent sold from 55 to 75 cents each
 Special sale of Ladies' Cotton Under wear and Hamburgs at A. ". Walkers. -Catawaba and Malaga Grapes at Ellis work at A. w. Walkers.
 Good Oranges loo. dozen at Ellis Indian River Florida Oranges at Ellis. Regular monthly meetings of Winter Post, G. A. R., the 1st and 3d Monday even ings of each month. Sure, Safe, Quick, Dr. Hero's Cough Syrup. .-.s. p.;.4in, Work done to order Terms reasonable. Julie E. Pemberton.
 Gentlemen, try pair of the w. F. Han- ley $500 shoe warranted, and you VIII nave g no others. They are made in Button, bal and Congress, plain and cap toe, and are for sale only by sign of the big boot, w. Han ley. antee to suit you in quality at one-thlrd less price than you have been paying elsewhere J. A. Pemberton.
 .-Yon will always find the largest stock, the lowest prices ana mos0 ESASAOAo SooS ~ Hanley's Shoe Store.
 Goods at lowest cash prices at Pember- tons Cash Store
 Try Dr. Hero's Cough Syrup, at Taft's. Libby, McNeil & Libby's cooked corn beef, two lb. cans, 15 cents at Pemberton's Cash Store.
 Florida oranges 15 cents dozen at Pem- berton's Cash Store
 700 rolls new wall paper, latest styles, just received by A. N. Nichols
The Press., 1887-03-03
ROCKVRLLE.

Fire early Tuesday morning entirely consumed the Cogswell building on Park street, owned by Mrs. William T. Cogs- we'll The inmates of the house escaped, but some had no time to dress. The fire started in the cellar, but the cause is un- known. The buildings stood within four feet of Preston's furniture ware-rooms, but through the excellent work of the fire de- partment that building escaped The losses are as follows: Mrs. Cogswell, building and furniture in her own tene- ment, $5, 900, insured for $2,OOO in the Salem Mutual and for $1 ,O00 in the Hol- yoke Mutual. 0. Doane, wholesale and retail stock of confectionery, $1, ,OOO. in. sured for $500 in the Etna of Hartford. s. E. Doane, $10O worth of ice cream ap- paratus, uninsured. Henry Reel, house. hold goods, $2.0O0, insured for $1 900 in the Holland County Mutual.
The Press., 1887-03-03

The Central Labor Union of New York city at it's meeting last Sunday unani- mously denounced Mir. Powderly for his "unjust and despotic'' intervention to pre- vent K. of L. assemblies from expressing themselves about the proposed Judicial murder" of the Chicago anarchists, now in "the claws of the sliny vampires of cap- italism,''
The Press., 1887-03-03

An Associated Press dispatch from Put nam says that "a sensational article going the rounds of the daily press to the effect that Representative Charles Allen had proven defaulter for $2O,000, and that he worked deception in buying out T. c. Bugbee, is fatly denied by Dairy Commis- sioner Tatem, Aliens partner"
The Press., 1887-03-03

The first exhibition of orchids ever given in this country was opened Tuesday morn. ing at the Eden Musee in New York. The plants contributed come from the most successful growers in the country, both amateur and professional. A fine exhibit of the umbrella-shaped acacia pubesceus, the scriptural acacia, has been promised from Cambridge. Nearly 800 specimens are on exhibition, including every variety and size. The exhibition is 8 beautiful one, and has already been visited by many connoisseurs.
The Press., 1887-03-03

The president has made appointment of Clarence A. Brown as postmaster at Palmer. MT. Brown is staunch young democrat, of the best habits, both in per sonal and business sense, and will do the office credit. The town is to be congratu- lated on so good selection to succeed the present incumbent, who has filled the po- sition since 1861, and in whom nobody saw fault save his politics.
The Press., 1887-03-03

CT good might not complete union accom- plish?
 c. " MAxHAM, secretary board of school
The Press., 1887-03-03
WEST STAFFORD

The school in district No. 13, West Stafford Center, closed on Thursday last, after term of thirteen weeks. The ex- animation, which took place two days be- fore the close, was creditable to the teacker, Mss. Hattie l.. Ellithorpe, as we'll as to the scholars. All of the recitatious were prompt and highly satisfactory to the visi- tors The district is to be congratulated for having had the services of so efficient g teacher, and it is hoped that her services may be secured for future terms.
 J. R. WAsHBURN, acting school visitor.
The Press., 1887-03-03
srAFFoRDvILnE.

The subject of Rev. MT. Thayers ser mon in the Congregational church next Sabbath will be, Gods Lamp"
 Mir. J. o. Booth will give his lecture ''Butter Your Own Bread" in the M. B. church next Tuesday evening, March 8th, at T o'clock, the proceeds to be given for the benefit of the M. E.. society Admis- sion, 15 cents children, 10 cents.
 -J. Frank Bailey and family have moved from Wales to Staffordville.
 At the Methodist church, Stafordville, Sunday, the subject of missions will be presented
The Press., 1887-03-03

ANNUAL CLosING-oUT SALE of WINTER CLOTHING at the CENTRAL CLOTHING HOUSE begins this week. GREAT BREAK in Prices Good Heavy Ulster Over coat $4.5O, or a Good Black worsted Overcoat for $7.50, and all other goods proportionally low.
The Press., 1887-03-03

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The Press., 1887-03-03
KNOXVILLE.

Scholars neither absent nor tardy in l1th district (Hydeville) during term closed Feb. 25. Harry Ledoyt, Myron Wright, Frank Willis tardy, but not absent Will lie Lynch. Perfect in spelling, Mary Smith, Minnie Belcher, Flora Converse, Fred Smith.
 Miss Jenny L. Enc closed her school last Friday, having given great satisfaction. It is hoped she will teach here again next term.
 Mrs. Etta Dunbar has moved into g tenement at Hydeville.
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A $3.50.

Papcl superior para
planas dc escuelan, en-
Ii 1mprenta del ROLE-
TIN.
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NOClONES De GBOhEqRIA
p0S
D. ERNESTO OLLERO Y GkRMONA

Obra declarada lie texto para
las escuelas de esta provincial por
Decreto de 4 de Julio &c 1884
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a 2 ISaLEs ejemniar en- ia I'm
prenta .l,.l K .krrN
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IIBROS
agClBlD0S POa gL CLlIga vAPOR CORREO
en- la Imp. del BoIetin.

GRAMMATICAL francesa, por Cham
trean, para uso de los espaholes con IN
supplemental de las frases mas precisas
para romper Ia conversation, tome
holauda.
LOS MISRRABLES de Victor Hu-
20, 5 tAmos tala-
P0ESlAS. sueltas J obras en- prosa
le Jon L+andru r. de hforatin, segnida
,;e las obrss poeticas y dramaticas de
Ion Nicolas + de Moratiu, holandesa.
lomo de tafiete.
IEATR0 lie Alare6n, con el estudic
erisieo de csda eomedia, 2 tomos holsn-
,lesa lomos de tailete.
Ell GENI0 del cristianismo, por
Chateaabrisad, z tomos holauuesa To-
mos de tafilete,
FISiCA por Ganot, dltima sdiclon,
tomo pasta.
Los MARTlRES & q trinnfo de 10
rsllgioa cristiana, ros Chaieaubriand,
an tomo holanaesa lomos de tadEete J
IL rstGsto Del aataf.
IMiTACiOH ia Cristn, por KEN
pis, con ayssos esparltuales y dietA-
.ne1ss ess.ifita pot ii L. NIsreInberg,
-on AnslsAa aaAs ediei6n de todo lulo.
IL. ID edstl6a eaa6miea.
CUR.sO aesassleo de dihujo kneal
~ u. Ffansissa tAnals, sneaAderna-
an
&IlSI0RlA ptogaaa general y h
eaftlcalss ae 81 eta. por ID. Fesnan-
ID de- Castro, CasesifAtieo de ID Uni
sefslaAd " Nsdrd, chra declAr4du
y ssxso y eaeeasls fusaa en piel real
s&siN
f0T sIAs d. Il. Manuel AcanA, cor
Il p,osoga IA II. Fefaando Saldsvlsas,
AaasseaAla ean Il Fs.rAta de- aaEoS.
TAnLAs 4e tassArssasos Eot vAzaGea
9sses.. sasaa asalahassA
Las AuJEAEs IL u niblla, rrir
te@se# fsa&assAtes ~ "a ASTORIA del
AZ laass sea nalksgnd de graaa-
sss "a ssefs = as hsggrasiAs de eads
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RETRAT0S literarios / t. rtstics (
GEOGRAF.A Universal, Dor don
Jose NJ. Royo, de texto para las escus-
as.
LA BELLA Platera, gran novela
historica por Janniere, edici6n de luio
-dornada con numerosos grabados.
Ell CRIMEN de Chamblas. gran
novsla judicial por Gueroult, edicijn ie :
.ujo con grabados. q
DICCIONARI0 de Ii Lengua Cas-
'ellana por ID Real Academia Espsfols J
H. edicion, tomo pasta. .
MONTEPfN. La hija de Marr.ri-
ta.-Su msjestad don Dinero. IL !
teEa Ell amor.-Una passion. =
MANUAL de Alcsldes por Abella, / =
tomo pasta. (
DEREcHo administrative por id G
5 tomos pasta.
AISTORIA de ID revoluci6n france.
=, por Theirs, 8 tomos t. p
MANUAL del sncuadernador te6ric.
, prdctieo. /. tela-
HIST0RlA de Gil Bias de SAINT m.
na, por lie Sage, J traducida DIT 81
P. Isla, ! tomo tela.
Ell CAT0LIOIEMO On rresencia |
le ans disidentes, por q P. Eysagnirre I!
DIBUJ0 por Kr1ri, IL cuadernoA
parte sintetics, analitica J perspective
ATLAS geografica de America. nor
D. \. EstevAnez, encnadsrnado.
Los ANIMALES salvaies : do
mesticos, album ilustrado con reu,ti.
tud de magnifices grabados.
Id. Espanol Aleman , Alemxn Es-
oanol, el mas complete de los publica-
dos hasta 81 dia, anmentado con 4 =.
bla de los verbos irregnlares.
EL MoNAsTERIO de Piedr.. !
aistoEia, sus wales, sus cascadas. sus
srnias, sns trsdiciOnss , lsysndas, Dor
D. Victor Balaguer, con IN rstrato al {
aator, tomo iujo.
ID. ID. H., pOf d. Felipe Picatosss
tonlo 1elA- -
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LITOGRAFIA
DE
A.LYNN, ,SUCESORA DE Morris.

Constitutes nuevamente bajo mi solo nomore, con
competente direction provsa de titles material necesaro
IN estaDecimicnto de primer orden contando con un
dcndo eecutar cuantos encargos hagan por dces
complicados que en- la segurdad dc que dejare
tsicchoe todos los gusos enas todas las exigencias
Tanto Ia simple tarea el artisco diploma; ell sem
clio rccibo comecia como It's documentos bancanos; Il
peouedo ee como elcgante marqua para tsbacos etc.
etc. garantizo quedera satisfaction de los nteresados
tan perfeco como los rabaos que hagan e extrane
70.
Muestraro de toda clase de abaos que cncargue
sxhibrd en- este esabecmento remitira vuelta de
correo quien 10 socite.
FORT L EZA A "a.
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LLRaADAA


La. travbordos dc i carga precedente do
. peoinsulky y dessinada 4 venexuela, Colom-
81 : pusrtOs del PscihOe . efect1aEkn On ls
Habnna.
x9MEA De Las ANTxLxAS.
Van. PASAJES, cap. D. 9. Psralss.
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FORT ALEZA "a.
1mPRENTA DEL BOLETIN.

- E W E ~ ID II
Ia casa, Luna so.
Daran razon San 10 & Z, haios.
1913
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IBNiS \ GINENEl.

acaban de recibir llantas
do hierro para carroS de
las Siguiantes dimenSiO-
neS SIX. 8, 1xa Sxs
3x,p.
FlejeS do hierro para pi-
pas y pipOtes do 2 L a
3 8. P.
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LIBROS.

Per n ssif9ma tapov cerreo Dc
10 PsnEaaufa, xe han rectbido sn
Ia Imprsaka del BoLKrn MER
cAyuL los ssgHaemfss h9raas
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LIBROS.

I'm el aItima ssp cerrta
e han ggeibsslu l, .tsalcnsea
llhFos 60 Ia lupseasa elrl
= RpsE tah
Gaolces6sA = III leta sI S*
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passtg Bsan
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"a - -


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cue Ice vnpors1 q u mlsmA go sAisa dh'
puerto Dc Ssafnn@w = y q. eEea msA co.
dnscan, adsmka d = pAEHs - Aqunl P~sste =
Il a. u Cssuak, tcda = qne 9 pssesnie e y,
pusrtos txtSsnjsroA Pwis, heNN hsEAsas y
lmSres, pasA tstA fp.ce MagsgN
pa. Rico, Mario I, q le51~%L1s ee1sl1-
nssaries, GsbriNss = k.suiaDa
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J. OcROA Y HERvANO.

Expendrn ri q 65 ctptAvos el qnin-
tsl, Ell n de. deito dc Ia Marina, calie
de Isabel "a
II cen c, ncpsioues toniAudo'a al cos
tsdo del buque, cuando hnya elgnnc
dtscGrgando. 1873
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lATEN ION CABALLERt 81
LOS 100000 DURos.

FL one qniera iserree rieo por ?oco
dinffo. que cont rr Ii ltte- Liriia Ms
cional, ,orlso % lie DicieInbrv praxlms
IN car" de los ,. d ares Snseeorss de j
llsdi Ilermano.
ls0 tLAZA DEL MERtAno
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ATENCION.


La Sra. D. Mary Dcdl de Leigh
ofrpce sus services q os padres de fa-
milia para Ia ense fs, 20 de sns binss,
hacieudose cargo t. ml.lea de min os de
corta edad, en- ei idioma ing e., J los ra.
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